outqualified
Outqualify means one driver was quicker in qualifying than another. That usually helps them start the race closer to the front.
To “outqualify” means a driver sets a faster qualifying lap than another driver, earning a better starting position for the race. In F1, qualifying performance is a strong indicator of one-lap pace and car balance.
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"for example when I out qualified Mika at Estoril which is where Mika out qualified Senna"
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"I think his pace was was pretty good. He did get out qualified by Gasly by six hundreds of a second, something like that."
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"George has been, had the advantage, maybe out-qualified Kimmy. [529.8s] Maybe he was leading the race, but Kimmy's unbelievable."
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The Race F1 Podcast
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Monaco GP Driver Ratings
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Canadian GP Driver Ratings
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